Many people consider wood to be the ideal material for commercial and residential fences. However, while cost-effective in the short term, it could cost property owners more in the long run. Wood — and even metal — materials are more susceptible to damage from the weather or vandalism. With that being said, a precast concrete...Read More

The materials you choose can be what make or break any project, and whether you’re using prefabricated concrete or concrete alternatives, where you source the materials is equally important. Depending on the nature of your project, using local resources could be a no-brainer, but some project managers question whether it makes a difference. While numerous...Read More

When you consider installing or replacing a fence around your commercial property, there are many reasons why choosing a precast concrete fence is a solid choice. In addition to its aesthetics and enhanced stability, a precast concrete fence also offers your business increased protection against fires. Greater Heat Resistance for More Efficient Fire Protection Installing...Read More

The applications for precast concrete are virtually limitless, which is why this is an option more developers are considering. From constructing schools and government buildings to installing a precast concrete fence, you can use this method for building almost any structure. Design Your Own Structure Your structure’s design is limited only by your imagination, so...Read More

Owning a brick-and-mortar business makes security a significant concern. You’ll want to use security features that will protect your staff and customers as well as your physical assets. Setting up effective protection often involves installing a security fence, but before you start looking for one, it can help to know which type of fence will...Read More

There are many reasons why you might want to calculate the linear footage of your precast concrete fence. Maybe you are preparing for the installation of the precast concrete fence, or you could be finding the linear footage of an existing fence for alterations.  Whatever the case, in the blog post, you will learn more...Read More

You just decided to upgrade your house by installing a precast concrete fence and you want to make sure you do everything the right way. One question we see a lot is “Do I need liability insurance”? The short answer is no, as the customer you don’t need liability insurance. As the installer, we do....Read More

Despite how precast concrete is one of the toughest building materials out there, sometimes things happen, and you might find a crack. The good news is most cracks are easy to fix. Here is the best 3 step process to fix the crack. Before you start, assess the size and the number of cracks. If...Read More

The precast concrete market is expected to grow significantly in the next decade. It was valued at $134.68 billion in 2020, and projections put it at $223.97 billion by 2028. What does all of this mean for the home or business owner? Now is the best time to invest in precast concrete. Here’s why. Precast...Read More

Sierra Sunrise Senior Apartments in Carmichael, California, is a community providing living units and shared space for those over 55 years of age. The property has a vibrant vegetable and rose garden, a horseshoe pit, and putting green. Because of the beauty of their property, they contacted us at American Precast so they could ensure...Read More